Sentence examples for some observable from inspiring English sources

This change is initially concentrated in the central regions of the star where it cannot be directly observed, but it alters some observable properties of the star, such as brightness and surface temperature, and these alterations are taken as evidence of what is going on in the interior.

You might have expected some observable relief, at least, and grins as well.

And if, in spite of the extra-terrestrial colonies, the stature of acculturated man should fail to increase, it will be because of some observable and even measurable failure to solve the age-old problems of collective living here on earth.

Details are scant, but there's already some observable activity.

In medical science, a hypothesis is proposed to explain some observable facts.

By contrast, whilst some observable objects are magnetic, many are not, and so atoms are not magnetic.

Regression results (reported in Appendix 1: Table 7) suggest some evidence of statistically significant selection on some observables.

Sampling efficiency is measured by monitoring the rate at which different conformations of the molecules' dihedral angles are visited, and by computing ergodic measures of some observables.

Results from the #5c21 computational thinking model are determined through some observables derived from the model, its components, and their subcomponents.

To relax the constraint imposed on the preceding model by the constant transition probabilities, a transition matrix whose components are functions of some observables can be used.

The density yields a more accurate estimate of the output uncertainty/variability, where not only some observables (such as mean and variance) but also structural properties (e.g., skewness, heavy tails, bi-modality) can be resolved up to a selected accuracy.